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In reply to the discussion: Near death, explained [View all]djean111
(14,255 posts)6. As a person who had an NDE,
I am amazed at all the scientific endeavor devoted to proving or disproving it.
May as well try and scientifically prove a religious god-of-yer-choice exists, in my opinion.
I do know that, and I mean this in the nicest possible way, I could not be less interested in whether others believe it happens.
Why the fuss by people who don't believe it happens?
I do object to comments (over at Salon) that equate NDE experiences with "supernatural".
My experience was intensely real to me, and to say it was supernatural makes no sense whatsoever.
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You may be right but wouldn't it be great if it really was true. I know it would give me a happy
southernyankeebelle
Apr 2012
#28
Was your experience similar or different from the experiences described by others?
cbayer
Apr 2012
#10
That's what I most often read about and agree that it is much different than an OOBE.
cbayer
Apr 2012
#22
.(mumble mumble)...Unlike we scientifically enlightened beings, you mere mortals have misinterpreted
AlbertCat
Apr 2012
#63
I hate to say it tama, but those in glass houses should really avoid throwing stones. (nt)
eqfan592
Apr 2012
#76
The quote is in reference to the idea of conciousness returning to a body whos brain has decayed.
eqfan592
Apr 2012
#77
Luckily, the lady had never read anything about what to expect from a NDE beforehand.
mr blur
Apr 2012
#16
I've been interested since 2000 when I lost my son...then believe I got many messages from him.
Auntie Bush
Apr 2012
#43
Too bad intentionally putting people, especially blind people, in situations which may
ZombieHorde
Apr 2012
#33